Sentence examples for uncomfortable gap from inspiring English sources

The uncomfortable gap left by "How do you do?" has never quite been filled by "Wotcha".

They will be anguished about the speed at which everything unravelled, leaving them with an uncomfortable gap before they reacquaint themselves with this competition.

Studies show that people are uncomfortable with gaps of silence in conversation, so fill it with a smile and get ready to move in for a kiss.

You may feel uncomfortable having a gap on your résumé.

And I think that creates an uncomfortable kind of gap in the patient/physician relationship".

First, it happens that since an extra effort must always be put in to sustain a relationship on the successful path, partners may relax and lower the effort level if the gap is uncomfortable.

"That really got to me and so before I started talking about my work I gave a little preface tosay that whatever I say cannot take account of what happened to Martin Luther King and that was a gap I felt uncomfortable with".

Lamb inquired about Facebook's plans to correct its gender pay gap among other uncomfortable lines of questioning for the company.

Government can't beat schools into compliance, but neither can we afford to dismiss the accountability effort simply because it's hard and continues to reveal uncomfortable truths about the achievement gap.

We'll see about that, but his speech was chummy and conciliatory — calling out Harvey Weinstein and the pay gap without making anyone uncomfortable about anything, for better or worse.

The record trade gap in January was an uncomfortable reminder that the economy remains unbalanced, with the recovery driven by domestic demand rather than exports.